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Brian & Natasha: The yurt was absolutely gorgeous, it was my first time staying in one and I loved it. T...
Loc: Magic Forest was just as expected. We stayed two nights and felt quite secluded. We nev...
Calum: My girlfriend and I spent a night in the Caboose, and had the pleasure of meeting Jeff...
Meredith: Quaint Lakeside Cabin was one of the cutest, comfiest cabins my husband and I have yet ...
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Lu: We had a blast!!! Such a nice place. In the middle of nowhere, apart from WiFi and phon...
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Ezekiel: Our stay at Honey Hollow Farm was absolutely lovely. Larrisa is such an amazing host! W...
Calum: I had the pleasure of meeting Stephen, his family, and one of his neighbors. They are r...
Tara: Wyomanock Farm is a beautiful property with lots of opportunities for exploring. Here y...
Juliana: The Dacha is a truly peaceful retreat! I was blown away by how private and tucked away ...
April: Pitch your tent in our kitchen garden!
Marianne : Cozy up in the hayloft and enjoy the sky above for the evening. There is a doorway in...
Frank: Seclusion and peace in the woods yet close to everything. Fine dining abounds in the...
Rachel & Eric: Pitch your tent on a working organic farm in the Great Northern Catskills. Unplug &...
Rachel & Eric: Pitch your tent at Foxtail Community Farm, a working organic farm in the Great Northern...
Rachel & Eric: Pitch your tent on a working organic farm in the Great Northern Catskills. Unplug &...
Rachel & Eric: Camp in comfort in a furnished cabin-style canvas tent on a working organic farm in the...
Calum: Rustic Wood Cabins is in the heart of the Catskill Mountains. All the amenities you cou...
Meredith: Golden gardens had beautiful flowers and trees. Cindy was very welcoming as well as her...
Tara: This is an awesome place to pitch your tent, especially if you enjoy local wine. It's d...
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Catskill State Park, New York
The wilderness is waiting for you in the Nature Preserve and State Park bearing the same name.
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Learn more and join the movement to bring Open Data to your state today!Camping in the Catskills ranges from the North-South Lake campground to backcountry treks deep in the forest preserve. The Catskill mountains are great for hiking, skiing, and fly-fishing and both Read more...
Camping in the Catskills ranges from the North-South Lake campground to backcountry treks deep in the forest preserve. The Catskill mountains are great for hiking, skiing, and fly-fishing and both the State Park and the Forest Preserve are only a few hours from New York City.
On hot summer days, hike to Kaaterskill Falls, where you can jump in for a swim at the bottom of the 260-foot-high falls. Peekamoose Blue Hole in Sundown Wild Forest is another epic summertime swimming spot rated among the best in the United States. For fishing and creek exploring, visit Bear Spring Mountain Campground or Beaverkill Campground. If you’re hiking Slide Mountain—the tallest peak in the Catskill range at 4,180 feet, stay at Woodland Valley Campground, which provides access to a number of great trails. Among the oldest campgrounds in the Catskill Forest Preserve, Devil’s Tombstone Campground has primitive sites that are ideal for those looking to explore nearby peaks on foot.